Care and awareness shown at Sizwe Hospital

"They say sharing is caring but at i we care we say caring is the coolest thing to do"

The I We Care team sets up some of the gifts for the younger patients.

I We Care is a non-profit organisation consisting of a group of young men and women who believe in making people smile.

“Even though we don’t know how the patients feel in hospital, we just want to make them feel wanted, loved and special.”

The group held a TB awareness campaign at the Sizwe Tropical Disease Hospital on March 18, which was a great success.

The I We Care group thanked the hospital staff for decorating the venue. Babalwa Motile, the motivational speaker from House of Cakery, was also thanked for attending the event.

For more information about the group, phone 072 148 7359 or 071 815 3318.

Siyanda Manyathi, from I We Care, speaking at the event.

Some of the gifts for the adult patients.

The I We Care Group at the Sizwe Tropical Disease Hospital, promoting awareness about TB. At the back and from the left are Shaun Radebe, Paulina Maserumule, Thivhonali Tshabuse, motivational speaker Babalwa Motile from House of Cakery and Rabelani Murema. In front are Matimba Novela and Siyanda Manyathi.

The I We Care team (from the left), Matimba Novela, Paulina Maserumule, Shaun Radebe, Thivhonali Tshabuse,Siyanda Manyathi and Rabelani Murema. The group hosted an awareness campaign at the Sizwe Tropical Disease Hospital on 18 March.

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